Sometimes we avoid speaking up about what we really want with a person because we’re afraid we will “make waves” in the relationship.
So we ignore the conversation and silently suffer.
If this is you, this video is for you . . .
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When we meet someone we like, it’s human nature for our imaginations to run wild. No sooner have we been on a great date than we start assessing where things could go and all of the ways this person could be the one.
Avoid this mistake, me ol’ mate! Watch the new video now . . .
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Do you feel you’re holding yourself back in life?
Do you avoid taking risks with people you’re attracted to? Do you find yourself shying away from new things in life, new experiences, new possibilities?
The truth is, we can waste our entire lives holding ourselves back from the life we could have and becoming the person we want to be.
This week’s video will save you from that fate . . .
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I believe in talking about ideas that matter and can help people lead better lives. It’s hard for me to think of anything that fits that description more than the issues this video deals with.
I’ve done my best, but I know it won’t be perfect. It’s not meant to be. I just want to begin the conversation in our community. I look forward to learning more from all of you as I go . . .
Let’s Continue the Conversation.
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There are 2 types of people from our past—distant or recent—that cause us pain in the present. And chances are, if you can’t seem to move on from someone, they fall into one of these 2 categories . . .
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I’ll keep this short. If you’re experiencing any kind of pain right now from a “situation” or a relationship ending, this brand-new video is a must-watch for you today . . .
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Whether you’ve been watching my videos for 5 days or 5 years, this is one you can’t miss. It’s one of the most fundamental concepts I’ve ever taught. Enjoy this video. It’s a big one. . .
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Stephen Hussey
Every Sunday I wake up and know what I want to do. Sit in my pyjamas, eat a bacon sandwich, play on my Oculus Quest, watch a cooking show with my family and read the newspapers. And drink at least 4-5 cups of tea (the English Sabbath ritual).
But then I get the twinge.
I should probably go for a run first.
I plod upstairs. I find my sweats and a hoodie.
Ok, I’ll just put these on and walk around in them for a bit, see how I feel.
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I’m in my local coffee shop, minding my own business—my business in this case is ordering an oat milk flat white (just in case we ever go to coffee and you want to know what my order is)—and I get talking to a woman who tells me she’s mad at me.
She knows who I am, she’s a fan, she even said my program worked for her, and yet she told me she was mad at me.
In this week’s new video, I tell the full story . . .
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Stephen Hussey
Every society, in every age, is living under a set of “invisible truths”.
In Victorian England, it would have been: “Gentlemen must wear a top hat”.
In ancient Egypt, it would have been, “You need to be buried in a tomb chock full of trinkets and treasures when you die”.
In 2020, we still have the invisible truth, “mature people should be in a relationship”.
I’ve written about my own problems with this narrative before. I don’t think either being single or being in a relationship is a superior state of affairs. They are choices. Choices that both mature and immature people make for all different kinds of reasons.
So if it is not always good to be in a relationship, when should you choose to be on your own?
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